Discover a wide range of Minecraft Plugins designed to improve and customize your server. From performance boosters and admin tools to unique gameplay features, plugins make it easy to tailor your multiplayer world. Whether you run a small community or a large network, the right plugins can take your server to the next level.
Why a Skin Wasn’t Enough? For years, I thought Minecraft skins were enough. Changing from knight to samurai, from superhero to meme character it felt like variety. But after a while, I realized every skin sits on the same foundation: the Steve or Alex model. Different textures, same shape. That’s when I found Customizable Player […]
Minecraft has always been about freedom and creativity, but hidden beneath the surface of building and survival lies a mountain of math. If you’ve ever had to calculate how many stacks of stone you need to build a 600-block-long bridge, or if you’ve tried to figure out the exact Nether coordinates to match your Overworld […]
For as long as Minecraft has existed, communication has been limited to two main methods: text chat inside the game, or voice chat outside of it on Discord. While both work, they’ve always felt like a compromise. Typing breaks immersion, and using Discord creates a split between the game and real-world conversations. That’s why I […]
I’ll be honest: I didn’t think I’d ever care about emotes in Minecraft. I always saw them as a Bedrock gimmick something flashy that nobody really used. But then I tried Emotecraft on a multiplayer server, and suddenly waving at my friends or throwing in a goofy dance felt… surprisingly fun. It’s not a gameplay […]
Minecraft is all about creativity, but if you’ve ever tried to build something big, you know how tiring it can be to place blocks one by one. That’s when WorldEdit comes in. WorldEdit is an in-game map editor for Minecraft. It can run as a plugin on servers (Bukkit, Spigot, Paper) or as a mod […]
One of the hidden performance killers in Minecraft is exploring new chunks. Every time you run in a fresh direction, the server has to generate terrain on the fly. For singleplayer it’s just a hiccup, but on servers with multiple players it can mean lag spikes, TPS drops, or even crashes when everyone is exploring […]
As someone who has been running and playing Minecraft servers for years, I’ve always felt that text chat alone didn’t capture the social side of the game. Sure, Discord is great, but it pulls you out of the world you’re half in Minecraft, half in another app. When I tried Simple Voice Chat, it felt […]